@SimplyCook Sent you a text!

@Michael_Alive. They’re all on hold for now. I’ll update the post if they change their mind.

@IsaoK Gotcha. I’ll PM you if they change their mind.

@BasseFinn I’ll Big Hammers and swimbaits are taken. Only have what’s in the updated posting. I’ll remove the pictures early tomorrow.

@Benzo PM’d you back.

Thanks everyone for helping me move this gear!

@fishemotion

I had no idea that little thing was so handy! I bought it when I first started fishing and never really used it after my first season.

Hello fellow yakers!

Updated listing below with added crab traps/rings!

Crabbing Gear
Crabbing Hoop - $15 or 2 for $25
Bait pouch $3
36 in Pier/Bridge Net (not a crab net but useful for hauling catches from piers) - $23

Reels
Penn Spinfisher VI 4500 (Mint w/ 30lb Suffix) - $125
Penn Spinfisher SSV Spare Spool (4500) x2 - $10 or both for $15

Swimbaits
Pictures Below!

ZMan California Craw 5" bass worms - $2
Berkeley Gulp Swimming Mullet Pint Chartreuse (90% left) - $5

Awesome catch! I was starting to think that there weren't any fish in Santa Cruz

I've decided to keep the rod. Thank you to everyone for your insightful comments. I haven't sold it but I'll mark it as such just in case anyone uses the search function and finds this thread useful. I'll see you all out on the water!

Hello fellow NCKAers,

I just purchased a brand new Shimano Trevala 6’6” M spinning rod. It’s still in the packaging with all tags and what not. I’ve decided to go with the MH version and sadly TackleDirect doesn’t cover the shipping on returns. So, I’ve decided to sell it for a loss instead of paying the astronomical shipping costs.

$110.

Update: No Longer Available.

The recreational fishery for leopard shark (Triakis semifasciata) is open year-round to shore-based anglers and divers. The fishery inside San Diego Bay, Mission Bay, Newport Bay and Alamitos Bay is open year-round to boat-based anglers.Outside of the above-mentioned embayments, the fishery is closed to boat-based anglers from January 1, 2019 through February 28, 2019. Leopard sharks may only be taken or possessed in waters less than 450 feet (75 fathoms) deep (except in the Cowcod Conservation Areas - see below). The daily bag and possession limit is 3 fish with a minimum size limit of 36 inches total length.

Sorry if I didn't specify. I'd be taking them bank fishing (don't have a bunch of spare kayaks haha).